Try using the 'recsep' parameter

I tried this and this works (though, as a have explained in my reply to Corion, I still don't quite understand why it is necessary, since I didn't have to care about line endings when processing files in the "normal" way). Of course now I have the problem that I first need to find out what line ending style the file has before being able to tie it. Maybe it's in my case better to read the file manually into the array instead of using Tie::File, as I don't want to change anyway.

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Ronald Fischer <ynnor@mm.st>

In reply to Re^2: Can't get Tie::File working by rovf
in thread Can't get Tie::File working by rovf

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